I suggest adding this thing in Trade Windows, where you can see how many free inventory slots a player have. It's good for staking.

Tell me how is it good for staking

-would like it implemented in the game, but its still useless...

Some players don't like to stake agaisnt others who has either a dragon hasta or an ele whip. I don't mind it though, but I see people who don't want to stake agaisnt those weps.

Some players don't like to stake agaisnt others who has either a dragon hasta or an ele whip. I don't mind it though, but I see people who don't want to stake agaisnt those weps.

How does seeing how many inventory slots someone has show whether or not they are using a whip or hasta? I don't see how this helps stakers at all.

Quote from: Fry Chickens on July 24, 2016, 12:20:30 pm

Some players don't like to stake agaisnt others who has either a dragon hasta or an ele whip. I don't mind it though, but I see people who don't want to stake agaisnt those weps.

How does seeing how many inventory slots someone has show whether or not they are using a whip or hasta? I don't see how this helps stakers at all.

27 free slots -> No room for an extra weapon.

Quote from: Cjkinsey6 on July 24, 2016, 01:44:19 pm

Quote from: Fry Chickens on July 24, 2016, 12:20:30 pm

Some players don't like to stake agaisnt others who has either a dragon hasta or an ele whip. I don't mind it though, but I see people who don't want to stake agaisnt those weps.

How does seeing how many inventory slots someone has show whether or not they are using a whip or hasta? I don't see how this helps stakers at all.

27 free slots -> No room for an extra weapon.

Most people DDS stake, meaning they have the DDS equipped and Whip/Hasta in their inventory. Regardless of which one they're using there will be 27 free slots left. If a staker wanted to hide what weapon they were using, why would they voluntarily show it on the trade screen if they think it would cause someone not to stake them?

Quote from: Il Skill L on July 24, 2016, 01:53:22 pm

Quote from: Cjkinsey6 on July 24, 2016, 01:44:19 pm

Quote from: Fry Chickens on July 24, 2016, 12:20:30 pm

Some players don't like to stake agaisnt others who has either a dragon hasta or an ele whip. I don't mind it though, but I see people who don't want to stake agaisnt those weps.

How does seeing how many inventory slots someone has show whether or not they are using a whip or hasta? I don't see how this helps stakers at all.

27 free slots -> No room for an extra weapon.

Most people DDS stake, meaning they have the DDS equipped and Whip/Hasta in their inventory. Regardless of which one they're using there will be 27 free slots left. If a staker wanted to hide what weapon they were using, why would they voluntarily show it on the trade screen if they think it would cause someone not to stake them?

I've never really been into staking but what i thought was wielding a whip, having perfect gold bars or money in their inv as what they are going to stake and then be left with 27 free inv spaces. No room to hide another weapon.

Dragon hasta can still be dropped when trading. I'd suggest to simply quit staking.

I've never really been into staking but what i thought was wielding a whip, having perfect gold bars or money in their inv as what they are going to stake and then be left with 27 free inv spaces. No room to hide another weapon.

They could just drop the other weapon etc before the trade, so this would have no effect.

The idea itself isn't bad, the reasoning for it is bs though.

Quote from: Il Skill L on July 24, 2016, 02:56:55 pm

I've never really been into staking but what i thought was wielding a whip, having perfect gold bars or money in their inv as what they are going to stake and then be left with 27 free inv spaces. No room to hide another weapon.

They could just drop the other weapon etc before the trade, so this would have no effect.

How do you suggest they would pick it up before entering the arena to start fighting?

I'd suggest to simply quit staking.

Good point

Quote from: Magecrune on July 24, 2016, 03:15:51 pm

Quote from: Il Skill L on July 24, 2016, 02:56:55 pm

I've never really been into staking but what i thought was wielding a whip, having perfect gold bars or money in their inv as what they are going to stake and then be left with 27 free inv spaces. No room to hide another weapon.

They could just drop the other weapon etc before the trade, so this would have no effect.

How do you suggest they would pick it up before entering the arena to start fighting?

The suggestion is about the trade window, not the stake window.

Quote from: Il Skill L on July 24, 2016, 03:21:21 pm

Quote from: Magecrune on July 24, 2016, 03:15:51 pm

Quote from: Il Skill L on July 24, 2016, 02:56:55 pm

I've never really been into staking but what i thought was wielding a whip, having perfect gold bars or money in their inv as what they are going to stake and then be left with 27 free inv spaces. No room to hide another weapon.

They could just drop the other weapon etc before the trade, so this would have no effect.

How do you suggest they would pick it up before entering the arena to start fighting?

The suggestion is about the trade window, not the stake window.

Fair point. But as he said it's good for staking, I assumed it would apply for both.